Monthly Archives: July 2009
Legal music and the still-round world
The World is Flat sounds like a fascinating read. It argues (according to the featured review on Amazon):
…the lowering of trade and political barriers and the exponential technical advances of the digital revolution that have made it possible to do business, or almost anything else, instantaneously with billions of other people across the [...]
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For those of you who use Google Reader
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In your favourite user CSS changer plugin / feature thing.
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Firefox 3.5 WTF
Wow… just wow:
Again I was rewarded with a long pause, disk crunching and a blank screen, until 30-35 seconds had passed and Firefox 3.5 was awake and ready for duty … what’s the cause of this slowness? It’s NSS. What? The Network Security System. It turns out that NSS needs to do all [...]
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NZ’s answer to William Shatner
Well, the part of William Shatner that makes ground breaking, genre-defining albums.
Anyway, check out Sam Hunt feat. SansAmp, from 2001.
The sad story is this is the only recorded ‘poetry’ reading I can find of Sam Hunt online. There is nothing of interest on YouTube, and the only other thing I can find are radio spots [...]
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12 Different Things